Systematic literature reviews

The aim of this guide is to:

1. Describe what systematic reviews are, why they are useful, followed by tips to how they can be found.
2. Describe different types of systematic literature overviews. As a start, you may find this overview useful.
3. Describe step by step how you can conduct a systematic literature review. 
4. Provide links to relevant resources.
5. Outline how the library can help you.

(Illustration: Lise Arinda Ruud, BI Norwegian Business School, Campus Trondheim)

Students and researchers at BI can get help from the library in various aspects of the process of conducting a systematic review: 

Students:

We can:

• help you with the search strategy for your specific project and suggest databases to search
• Advise you on how to use Zotero to collect and organize the literature and to identify duplicates
• Provide the literature where this is not openly available or covered by our subscriptions

Faculty:

The library has formed a team of librarians specializing in this service. See our page on Intra to learn how we can assist you in your work with systematic reviews.